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• : frost the L'iN 1 ,02 V G,IZETC.. y flwaarit U ►?O9. It 12, 18C9. Ittifitneaot Dragtion titNl Stirgeon'taitftWA-lardyce, ...fleinittle..6*-Foor, Tt, he•Sittgon, vice,Sttallaq,,,pioirioted on tlie„Statt: ' . • ?tli D - rtto, eiisito -George N•lles, frdm the 38th"Ficio , to oe c.Ortlet t , NtiFe ree,,iyho'eßchangesit . - otjt Re4itaiint, ot , p,;•ageonp Liturenapt Edrbond Arms+ rung, laeLlutenalit without purchase. - idtt Light Dlagoons, 11/I'Keale Andersen, L'ethr-!?4:ybe Cornet?•without List Ow, lat•nes Alvitander hellizert, Gent. to be ,Cornet, ~..by purcha.sc, ,vice. Elliot, promoted._ „ of Foot Citaids, Charles Alibc, cf the :st ,'-'IW - glnienr, to be Arljniatitcof the• (;renadier - 3 ,.-:%;..:Sistatit-Surgeon Samuel Watson, Of the rat 'Regiment, to be Surgeon of Ditto. Captain S.arnuel 'Lambert, of the ist Regiment, toloe - Adjutant of the Light Inigntry Beta ,7! Siirgeon ‘Vin. Curtis, of tlw late Flank Battalion; p,; ; _to-he ,Surgeon of ditto. • , , apt Regiin'ent , q Foot Uuards, john' Lowrence, Gent:. to be ' a "A liirs'rant 8 tfrgehn ith Regiment of Foot,• Captain' George • Grigby, from the --,..tryili;Vopi. to be•Capta.n..of a Company, without. 'ir ,' _chase ? , vier~ . appyiuted to the gait Foot. o he Lleuttnints- Ensign Thomas B. Lander. rnsign - Fuller. Ensign P. Mat"ion. Ensign Walter White, _ fxon,the 2d c .Icrisotio;attalion, Ensign. 'oho Dolphin. ,Liisign Alexander Boyd. Ensign Thomas Warner. • • 'l,3itt•Ditio, Williirti" Isaac Hancome, Gent. to be ensign without purchase. - •"• • - bat& Ditto, LieuteNtit :101in Shaw M'Culloch, from. the 41th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vi: a )orcien, who exchanges. TO Ditto, Lieutenant John Hatt, from the Royal East Mid• • tilesex Militia, 'to be'Ensign: ,58th IVto,Cornet Henry. Lee, from the sth dragoon qua*, to be 1:: vice who exchanges. - §th Ditto, Henry Erasmus South, cent. to bo' Ensign; by 'purchase, vice Meech promoted. 4•cd Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Robertson, from half-.pay of the )th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice,Antirew M`Eber son, who exchanges. 47th Ditto, Lieutenant /obit linden ' fr om •the pd Foot, to Lieutenilgit, vice M'Colloch, who exchanges. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Q.ray to be Captain of a Com. party, lice Ashe, deceased. Ensign Charles Vanderineu law to be Lieutenant, vice-Gray. Stephen Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, - vice , Yandertneulan., 53d Ditto ; loseph Cass, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Andrews,•appointed to the'76th Foot. 56th Ditty, Lieutenant•Warburto'n Grey, from the ad Tower Hamlets ► Militia , to be Ensign.. . . . ,:s7th Ditto, Surgeon lames... Evan s, from the Bth West India Regiment, to tie guroi,,U,' vice Paddock, appointed to the 4th" Dragoon Gbatds. • • • Goth Ditto, .Assistant-Surgeon Charles Collier, from the 12141 . Foot, to be S,Utgeon, vice Bennett, appointed to the leth*Voot. AssiStant-Surgeon William M'Cillivray, from taith Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Parker, de -1;41 Ditto, Surgeon bourn Bennett, from the Goth Foot, to - besurge•on, vice farvis, deccised ' 75th Ditto, Serjeant-Major Jame* it-lutcheon to be Adjutant, With tht rank-of .. . Ensign) vice Rule, who resigns the Ad jutancy only. . t , • • .. • • 89th Dii u; Colin Mackenzie, Gent." to be Ensign, without putt hase; *lce POdiiterei pnamoted. - g , th llitto, Gentleman Cade-Oltilfiarßead,•from the Royal ,ColV .. woo be Ensign, without purchase , vice "Coliry, promoted. rooted. E.*gn. Buchaivan,froui the Rbyal Verdi Nlilita, to beEnsign.:•yice procured Joert Ca:ptain fr9iii,lial(.:pay of ' '04,3 Foot Guards, to be ; of:a Company,.without tittAtiSe. ' • • • 6411 .v. Reennent, PhiliPlitidd,•Esq....to be I)ii,p?'a,!- ttr, viee Cites,deCeasea. .• - Pout WeSt'lndla ft.angss,, Li,eute,3laiat ,ceome, C.';.;`ptihOf a ,0/ gwc4 4 se, yA0e,4.9 rgti r.` es-_ • ' - • • Ist Ceylon'itegifnene, Lieutenant Ralph Coxon to•be.Cap rain of a Company, withoicha , e, vice Spinduff, placed i Ufa Val- pay of theld TodifiG dard ' ; Chasseurs CantpinAtAighailloy to he Major: Wgizon qFfirge it aynes, from the 4oth Fc,dt;•to c 09 4 -, , :rice Sharp. promoted. Nova Scotia Fencible's;: nuslarip.s A Ttiomas, ,Gent.,t9 be -;Ensign, vice -CaMpbell prat - noted. • • S - 1 1 A a r F. ' •RieluidAskevv, E4o.- (late- Ntaior - of the 27th Foot,) to ba P4yniaster• of a ; ;Rectuitittg Dist:if}, _vice St , . Clair, who . to Ise ,rayr•natter of a Recruit ng tritt, 'vice StatitnyiT, dismissed by th 4 Seritencti- of a COurt lbeNli,"•igli‘• - 6 7 '1 •'"' ", "• avid °lvo, cat.. to ,be. an ,Assistant Commissary- of I Ptores',' PittvisThrts'and Foi. , ge tp'the Foices . . ' • - BREV of the s:th Foot, to be Maj:il• in . the A,riny,.. ,1 „ , . -• I-10.S P ITAL STAFF. ' • - To be,liovimijlgat4s fo f: si F nei4 Service, . :• rn .jaes r'e, Gent. Davhl T for Gent. tanieS_l-lender • - tent: lihepit jasOff - 1 - liinter, - Gent. 0. • •? Lieuterantßatl, of toe lgtl4 Foot, who'-*A siipe:qpiett, stApc,4;in the p palm pt tlie7 apply! une,t36ti Is reinstated Rank. • :•. feniii-tp.: • • • etmenti9ned Officers c - e . skiperseklcdf betng absent - , without leave. ~ ti 4Lieetistiniit 4100 . ;* •of the z4tii;' Fbdt. - E btike; o thelythjiscit.: Ensign aslleri of the.l4qtalAork. Ran. •: . I r • ; • • OrdaOF ean-ce Aug:if! ;0, ac,9. ; • • - , Corps of• Royal Engineers. - C&flertian Cadet James !Snell to be,Seeond Lieutcnan! - , vice prombted.' Gentleman Cadet lohn S. Macauley to be SOcond •Lieute.. Mint, vicerThowson, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Roger Kelsal.to be Second Lieutenant, Nice !ones, promiited. • ' ' CAntJeanan, io be Seciond LieuteMnt, vice, fyers. protnotefl,. Comrs,li , fanp.ic the . . N9trolk,Milit.ia, -signed by ! Jim, Lord LieUt.ettir)t.,4 •'• - - • • e- v ell a l tr t v e tlPße•9 t t" 11, 1 ' • • . To he L;eiltenant-Esign Yiecep; Mathias' vice . rc:signed. belkilsign , -John Hati,:GOAIC vice Mathias, proitiOted. . Eastern Regiment. • • 'To be Ensign-';Richard Beates i ,victz Edwards, appointed -to the'2oth Kegil4el►c,of , • Commissicas in the Olteshiif ; LoCal Militia, ,signed by th e ' ticiiieninf;"7" Re int e nt. • .• - To be, Cilptains-•Lieuteasit iieurge Rearson::;Lieutrnant • I:),„ri4 14rnwn I.iettrpn , 2pi W tn. Bailey. "Ensign Row. land • .To be Lieutenahts-George CoodWin," ent. Thomas Batt, • uent. David Roy botltitn;Ciiiiti ) To be Emilia-Ai/Minn ROyston,.. - Gent. :• • • ,4. Gongleton Regiment. ' • • . Erisigns,--Thoriaas WAyinson, Gent. Joseph Strong itharrn,"Gehe. - _ , - • ..1401 1 1.3 , . - „ • • . .00111111154ion' .e IN l t-o.l.erh Etsex Lieureliifii. • , To te - rmiignadi ::11; , Voinnitssions sighed b`ylthtlioVkl Lientenint'Of th4:CoiintY.Of .t - ,tit "v. - 16216 p. . bita Steektsbnry.Neomanty . Cavalry. 1 A Q 'kft?47 s ii n 7 u ;W ar d ,, !emi t • Ludlow and Bishops Castle Yewanty Cavalry, • To be Lieutenant-- Cornet john 11 , 1olYneux. To be Cornet-Charles Powell; Esq. • 5 6'orn'Iiiission:4"tite North 'Riding of YOrkshire : • . • .s > t by. the Lord Lientenant. - • - c To be•Cnptaihof a Company--Iretiry jamies Ellis, ; Estl .2 .• -• - Q be LieutelintS-'-"-titm.iolitison, Cient.• ?dorgin O'Brien, 47etit. - Roliert'Coates, Gent: David Routlege, Cent. Wm. Hawker, Gent. - ' ' .ToilaC_En4igviii . i . .,-George Seaton, Gent, Simon Nlewburn, "Gent; Khodes, Gent. Samuel . Mason, .Gent. To be Deputy Lieuteirant 7 --George Beswick, Esq. MuussionS Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County -og Kent. -Sevenoaks and Bromley Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant-The Right Ifon. Vititwor.th, K. B, • - • _ _ ' • F.; i . AUGUST 12. Facey was indiaed for bigamy in feloniously marrying a second time, his former „wife , being ; still living. Mr.. Citi : itwoon, as Counsel for the :prosecution, observed, ; that the crime of which the iirisoner Stolid charged was one which in its conseqUences was the most injurious to civil society, as it went to.destroy the sacredness of the marriage coat lad, out of which all the other. relations of society grew. The. faCis of the case must necessarily be,short.. The.prisoner married a young.woman,_ of the name of Griggs, at Burypt..Edmund's, in Suffolk, in the y.ear. t 783. :He left her a short time afterwards, and in the year 1795 , he again was married, to a widow, who kept a small' shop in the .Borotigh,., He left her to go . with his regiment to Ireland;•he beirig a serjeant in 101410141: Printed by . R 1 C HARD HARRIS, of 2 , 1 b. 4; Mirtitti-tblift. llO‘ir:stteoV l ' and neblished by WILLIAM AR AI IG CR SCRIPPS, Soinh NI At the SuN-OFFIcE, No. iP, Strand; Whore Advertisements ; o r ders for the Paper ; Letters for the Editor, &c. (posi , paio, IT I I ton. stteet, (;: usvci c 'Equate, trust bi acitirtesztt. _ _ To be Lieutenam-Colonel—Multrin Lombard, Esq. ' '- To be Major—Francis h.-...ittrvenrEsq. • To pc ,Captains.—Willi4in S. Coal, Esfi Cbristoiihei 1 Cooke, t Tlion6l - 10.` 'Charles - Wii- . 1 mot; Escr- -George rfitql Sir uttilitY'rat , ru-bY4 • ; 4' • ' • r- To be Lieutenants:—George Wilmot, Gent. Willi i z 'on & Genf. l Malin.. Gent: 'Thomas 'Kebbl6 . , Geift. Franc 4 4\4-al .- tin. , Gent. t-fitithat Bannister, Gent. -• . .chief Nevin, Gent.. . - - -b . • • . Toe Sale, Charles-Austen, Gent. -.'William A u ste n , Gent: . Edwin Wilmot, Gent. Thomas • 'Veld; Gent. . . Cimaiiissions in the .Argyle and Bute Rcgiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captain—Archibald Campbell, Ebq. vibe Lamont, resigned. To be ensign— - Canch, Omit. , vice Ciar3cQ, ap. pointed to the Line. BANKRUPry gNEARGED, William Haywand - and Richard Shaw Haywood, of Marches - ter, linen- nierchants‘ from August e 6 to Sept. 9, at eleven, . 4 the lirkie,evyater Arms, • BANKAUX,IS.. . , Thomas Howard, of Dean-street, :Canterbury square,-South. wark, Stirrey, corn.:raCtor, to stmender Auglist .26, 29, and Sept. 23, at ten, at (I:iildhall,‘ London. Attorney, . M. EltiA, [aMes-street,..Backinghain-gate.! - - [ohn, planclowi nusvjor late . . of. Hinckley, Leicestershire, grocer,:a twist .1, 26, and Sept. 23, at twelve, at Guild ' hall, Ltintton: • Attorney, Mr. ehaPman, St. 141t1dred's court, Poultrk. • Edwin Powell,, of Birmingham, japanaer, August 2i, at four, 26, and Sept 23, at tovelve, at the Swan Tavern, - Mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Holbornlcourt, Gray's-lnn, LonciSti ; or Mr. 11/:•.Paliner, Birmingham. George I' cr, of Northleach, Gloucestershire, corn-tleal.•r, Aliglat 21, zz, at eleven, and Sept. 23, at five . , at the Fleece Inn, Cirencester.'' Attornies, Messrs. Meredith .and Robbins, Lincoln's:lnn, London. Samuel Jameson, of Reading, 13eit.sttire, dealer, . August 23, • 29, and Sept. 23, at eleven, gt it, tipper Siap Inn, Read. --lug. Attornies, Reading ; or Messrs. Eyre and Morton, of Gray's-ino, London. . - - Alartin Loney, Of Liverpool, rectifier, Sept. 5,6, ailtr2'3 . , at eleven, at the'S tat arta (jitter Tavern,. - At tottiey, _Mr. Avison, Liverpo9l. • / • Georg Edlip, of Altigate, London, jeweller, August Is; -Sept, .23, at ten, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Air. lames M•Michael, Finch-lane, • Conduit. Edward Maddock and 'Oelamote, of Liverpool, corn and tlour-dealers. Sept. ix, 13, and 23, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Atturnies W Indic, John-street, Bedtord-row, ' London; or Messrs. - Griffith and Hinde, Liverpool. Richard Hursely, now, or late Elder street, Spitaltields, _ . ftl i t(l4.llesex, salt- weaver, AuAust 2Z, 29, SCpt..23, at 'ten, at Guildhall. - Attornies, .'Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-Inn Old-square. Ebenezer Browne, of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier, August 14, 23, and Sept. 23, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Artornies, Clissold; Bristol; or Mr. Tarrant, ehancery-lane, , Lonilou.; Benjamin Simmons, late of Newcastle-street, Strand, Mid-, dlesex, shoemaker, Auglisi".o, Sept. z, and 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tannings and Collicr Carey-street; Lincoln's-inn. • .r D&IDENDS. . Sept. 2.'. Jahn Agnew, of ..Grosirenoi4quare, Middlesex, nanker, at ten, at Guildhall. . Sept. 2. 'John WOfflugtoli, of • Btightlielmstone, Sussex, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhail,• Loud*. Atigdst - 26". - 1 - 4111 6 s Dodd, of P.4ll4Vlali, WeStaiinster, hatter, at twelve, at Guildhall. • • - . October 3t. john .Ewbank, of Buck lersb4ry, London, ware ,. • houseman ; , at eleven,. at. Guildhall. Sept.. S. Kohcrt itoupsitree, cst Ulypool, in! HOlderness, Yutkshiie, Eviller, .a; eleven, at vie A.:cork: Inn, White friargate,4lAll...-. • " .Sept.. t0....4anie5..134 - dtthig t - _ot Newport . isle of Wight, cydrpgiact.aud bliilder,,,at at'Guliclhall, I,ondop. 54it. I. tloftit Litifinan;',.pow.or late ot Alfred-buildings, 41 . ortit 1 ; Middlesexi.printcr and tx)okseller, at ten, at _ Guildhall * Cfr - DttoberszS: L'efffian rosep e man, of New-arreet,l3ishops gike,str.eArJeoatiou,.aierchitur, at twelve; at Guildhall. Oztober 26. I ohn Flack, or Lon4ll-road, 6 r:Ggorge's-ti,:lds, Southwark, Surrey; coa ch-smith, and ironmonger, it . twelve,. at,tluildhatl, Londuir.: .' ' • . . - • .. Seer. LG. Win:,Dano,,TinNwell Bentham, Bryan Bentham, atict lantes - B ' aikie of Chatham and Sheerness, Kent, •,bank.i.%,•atlen,.atGuintliall,. , London, - ept...tz._ Lieor t ie Fleld, late Of Bath,' hatter, at eleven, at_the Castle:lnd - Bail Inn, Bath. Ociober,alL Joseph Crofts, late of Great Trill, Axminster, Devon.inire, hur.e-dealer, at twelve,. at Gutldhall, Lou- don. .oit'iber 28. Tlarnas Wright, late of Cowper's-row,Crdtch . Friars,. London, .broker, at twelve,. at Guildhall • - Sept. 26. Henry leiferys, of Meicombe Regis, Dorsetshire,- linerrAiraper, at ten, at Guildhall,' London, Sept. 4 6. bourn Holland, of Clicapside, London, haberdasher, at eleveu, at Guildhall. Nov: ri. rairczs Lee Mead and Elizabeth Lewis, of Holles-street, Cavei , dish•square, Middlesex, milliners; at rgleven, at Guildhall. - . October 24 James Askew and William Wright, of New • Iliidge-strect ; Blackfriars, London, straw- hat-inanutaclu ters, at ten', at Gurfdirall. Nov:.. Alexander,Anderson and David Robertson, of• Cole. . man-street, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 28. Henry fiuicher, of Hythe, Kent, sadlcr, at tWelve, at Guildhall, Ltmilon. Sept. 16. William Darby, late of Flexton, - Hertfordshire, butcher, at„ten,,at Guildhall, London. , Sept. .t 6. William Hain aild William Rust,. of Cow-cross. '''street,' Middlesek; bi-ass.lounders and piimp and eneine. • makers, at eleven, at .Guildhall. • ,Octybet,l7. lolqi , ielorgan,- of tntield-highway; -Middlesex, ' farmer at twe l ve,, at Guildllol. Sept. 2. Henry Hilliar, late of the Haymarket, WeStMinster, unaiNella-inaker,2tone, at Guildhall. Sept. 26. James Crossley, of Halifax, Yorkshire, and of King-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Sept. 2., john Kempson, now or late Old Bethle,m, London, paper-hanger. - • Bonn Beavers, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, builder and ,meal. seller. 1 Thomas Hodgson, late of Blackman -street, Southwark,-1 Surrey, upholder. Coys White; of Oxford -street, Middlesex, dealer. ; . Ebenezer Paltrier, Of the Old Jewry, London, papthr-?;anger. -Robert Co wpar, of Cateaton street, London, warehousernaii., "fluAnas Leeinirig, of Preston, Lancashire, . 'John blyres, of • Cleckheaton Yorkshire, arid William Chapman, of Pres ten; Worsierd-rnartufadurers. , Ncls llf aterson ..TOp,.. of. Duke-street, A Idga le, -London, ' painter, plumber, and glazier. r;,1,;,4-ti g hes, of Liv - .:rpoor: d rip( r. 'loseplt Waring, then or late of Leeds; Yorkshi re, merchant, . . •- - 'PAR/WARS/MPS DIS.IOLPED. 1. Ligtitbody,-jun..and R. Bailey, Liverpool, linen-mer cbaPA. I,lr-, .•,., . T. Hillyard and CO. Welbeck-street, lace -merchants. , T. Eyre an r cl..C: Beard, Derby, hosiers. J. _Clough arid Holden-,- Manchester, calico-printers. C.Stoyier,..l . 4 .aternoster-row, and. I. oore, Leta Tortlarxl lancl,street,:'pruiterst • • us oh Peet, Nottingham, drapers. E. Kearbley inii‘Co)Hulfini, Lancashire, tnerchan6. I. T. Koster and -G..Koster„ Finsbury-square, Merchants.' I..filatell, S. Davenisli, and - S. R. Witty, New Sarum, %Tilt's, ;Clothiers. • M. Tilt and -K. fledges, St. Paul's Church-yard, confa .. • _ _ K. Finch and J. Rosher, Millbank r . lime,rnerchants. J. Polglase and'l4; Penbertlty, lielstone, Cor,nwall, linen drapers..... - • • I. • • : E, k-toWlird and, G.'Qidles , Golden-square,. money-acri yellers, R;Sttinger ' Nottingham, auaioneer, and I. 15iCk, Man , chester,•linen-d - raper. I. Wright and r Humble, Doncaster', Spinners. %V. Thompson od Co. Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-ma ' nufaeturers. R. and' C. Barrow, ),Angdean Paper-mill, .Castle-coMb, - Wilts, paper- make ... iV. „ • T. Stott anti I. Purkii,jun. flageolet-rnanufailtirera-. 131r.tm...—0n Thursday; last, at Blithfield i in Staf fordsLire, the Right Hon. tidy:BAGiir, of a Dangh ter.• BIOME CIRCUI , -- • ‘, .T. • 7 . - SURREY ASSILES. ' ChOYDON, FRIDAY, 1t,t,1G..11. , - ' CMM.-,CON. • 6eAeLNEa U. Atinaitsom. • - Nr.'SerjeatPt SHEFEIERD stated, that this was ari anion • I N • = fO' recover a recomience; - aS'far asttioney'' could 13e:areconinentt, • for pee ogibeandst grievous : injuries Which o.ne man conld.qeeive frOM the- hands' . of atiother, namely, for the seduetion. of the Plain 'tiff's wife ; at the 'same tine; he knew that the 'de gree of damage which a :'Plaintiff sustained itate .action of ! this sorti, was peculiarly to,be gathered from the circumstances of the case.. The Plaintiff' -was a farmer resident in the: neighbourhood of this town, and was a man .estitilated to be peculiarly „skilful in his profession, which, indeed, was,,the -primary cause of his Misfortune. The Defendant was a' young - Gentletnah of Considerable West In- • dia property, who wished •to.' become acquainted : with the agriculture of England, and as the Plaintiff was esteerned l a skilful agriculturist, he was_ placed by hiS friends in the house of the Plaintiff: he had 'not long been -therebefOre he seduced the affeaion s of the Ppietiff's . wife;, but, as it does notruneorn rnonly happen, an injured husband, is the last persoe, to be inforMed of the wrong that is done him.. It was so with the Plaintiff ;- he had not the most re.: imote suspieion thathe was injured in the tend.ereSt ,pnint, until he, himself one day accidentally disco - vered hi 4 wile and the Defendant in the at of cri minal intercourse ;: and then, as he had no witness ,near him, he could only do that which he did, name ly, dismiss both his faithless wife and her paramour from- his house.' He understood the subsequent con,- duet of the Plaintiff was to be urged against him, but when that conduct came to be eXplained;' it would add.to his honour, in the mind of every feeling man. ; It seemed the enhappy-end guilty woman, soon after her deteatioo, from remorse of conscience, he hoped, was fixed to a bed of sickness, from which she was never more . expeaed to rise, and - on that occasion she solicited an interview with her husband—and at such a moment who would have refused even a guilty - wife - that small consolation in the supposed hour of death—yet he understood that that ad Was , this day tb be urged as' a, reason for„dimihishing the . damages which, by the present action, he sought to recover: He shoti;d prove the case, and he was sure the Jury 'would give a verdi6l which would answer the demands el:justice.* • By a copy '.of the register, it appeared that the and his wife were married on ihe 1 2th 'of Febrtiary; . 1795. A Mrs. Johnson and a Mr. Hitchin, proved, that • the. Plaintiff and,his wife lived togetherin - .great ap, parent alfeclion and harmony ;, he was a farmer at COlesden, and the Defendant they knew b 5,7 vi' idng atint;hhuse. He was a young Geetteman by birth, a West Indian, and, as they understood, was an agricultural pupil_to,the Plaintiff,. , Anne Bell, servant to the Plaintiff, said, sl-6-re merriberc.4 the Defendant coming to -live with the Plaintiff in 1807. One day in the month ;of Febru- • ary, she saw the bed-curtains in a spare bed-room ' much agit.ated i as she passed .the.door, and she sup= posed her mistress had been taken suddenly ill., She went into the room, and saw her mistress and the Defendant in a very unequivocal situation. 'Sh'-e . did net'speak, but immediately retired; on tw.o other occasions, she also saw them in the same room ih. like situations, but she never said a word to her master, or anyone else, Until after she quitted the family. She then told it to several persons, when she heard that the: Plaintiff had one day hintse)fde, tented his:wife: She did not tell, she said, because Abe did not•like to disturb the peace of the farnily. The Noble, and Learned Judge 'observett`tO' her, that her morality did not seem to be QLW of the soundest sort. The Defendant, she said, appeared about 21 or 22,' and her mistress, - s1 e Supposed, Was ,near-40. . Wm. Flopkies...dePOsed; that be met flip, Del fondant about twelve months, ago in Tooley-street, when he told the Witness it *as a lticl4 thing for .the Plaietiif - ...as he would get rid' of a d d bad wife. . . .Mr. COMMON SERTEANT addressed the Jury on behalf of the Detendant. and. in, Mitigation ef :nags, urged -that the relative ages of the parties warranted a suspicion that the defendant was not the Seducer, but the seduced. • . After 'the stitntuing up of the Noble and Learned Judge, the Jury found a verdit for the:Plaintiff— . 'Daniages 4001. CROWN SIDE. George Donohoughwas incikted for ravishing Su- sac, Rice, a child . just above the age of ten years. ..:Mr. CUR wool:) . ha v ing"Opened The indictment, Mr. PURNEY, stated the circumstances of the case. The parents of the clad .kept a public-house in St. George's-fields. The' prisoner was' in the habit of using the house. On Tuesday, the 17th of May, he, seduced the.childinto a private place,..and,thewcom." , pletely .effeaed villainous purpose, ,fiaving pre venred her cries by sgueez4 . lg her throat.. _As soon :as he. had perpetrated - the Crime; he, ihtedtched,. her with death it she told her inothe.r. . / T.th4Atils . Oasy the state of the child diScovered-thefdcf.;.l4A-a4x a: severe resistance he. was apprehended.. Tltc g►,i waS a sensible and very interestjog_infant, and wset.rnost.'. bitterly all the time she gave her, et iden:ce,. -and deed it ceas With great ti Lit itiir. (. iiney could go the fatts:fidin Jiuy • •; ... , rni • was y, I re*. '"tle 'Park . A - S one the ke'epers with a third' fantdy. The rdgiliter's -of the two: marriages were thZn pet. u and proved, and that tile fohner wife was 011 hying. - ..For the . :piisoner, an. thEcer iti 'the West Suffolk Militia proved that the prisdner,had always borne moat e'kemplary 'charmer, that ha Wait promoted to be a quarter-master',n the reginient, : and, Lord Euston, iTt considerailon of his uniform good heha viont- had appointed him Park-keeper.; that his wife bad been drummed out of the regiment,.and bad'uot been heard,ot many years. The .prisoner declared, that he believed his , first wife to be dead,. not hearing from her. many years, and knowing the was in the habit of eXcesbive drinking. The Learned Judge observed, (hat he had aa . ed with too little caution in not making more aOciirate inquiries after his first wife; but he.slioulisenten. hint to'only a mild punishment, which was, that he should pay a fine of one shilling, and be imprisoned for one month. There are two . murders M the Kalendar, one of whiCh - 14 expe6ted to occupy/ several hours. The :JUdge, therefore, postponed them" until Monday morning , and having finished ,the other prisOners - , he passed sentence of death on seven prison:-,rs, but immediately intirnated:he should reprieve all except _DonObough . for the rape, whom be setiously ed to prepare for execution: • PREFERMENTS. The Rev. B. H. Chapman, B. A. of Qu'eth's csol lege, Cambridge, Chaplain to his Royal Higher;i; the Prince of Wales, is presented by Earl- Fozwil liam to the Vicarage of Tinsley; in the county uF York. The Rev. John I3anks, B. D. F. A. S.•l7lend Mas ter of the Grammar School at Boston, has been In stituted; by the Lord Bishop . of Lincoln, to flat Realory of Braitoft, in . Lincolmhtie, - on the pre sentation of the Lord Chancellor; and licensed to the perpetual Curacy of Dolby, on the nomination of Lord Monson. Tile Rev. J. 11.:•Deacon, R.D. of, Waddington, has been presented to the Vicarage of Rowston, ih the county of Lincoln, by S. Thorold, of Harniston, Esq. (in the 22c1 July, the Rey. David Dore,: M. A. tvas.induaed into the Bth`Prebendal Stall of Durham Cathedral, vacant - by the death of the Rev. DI: 7 . Poyhtz ; and on TueSWay<sennight the Rev. Henry a Piiiilpots, Reor of Gateshead,• Ms: the Oth• Stall, vacatit •by cdssiou of the Itt!V;.1). • . . A • dispensation' has 'passed the Great Sealr,- . en) , powering the Rev: John -Kirk, A. M: Cliap lain to ,the Wight Hob: Lord Arden, and Vicar of Searo.: - rough, in The countyi of Y.or,k, to hold with t hat hying the Reaory of Thwiiv, .ip . the slam count,, to'which he ha*sbeen latay-p-esented by the Laii iliffh chancellor . or Great Britain. - • Thursday evening; one of tlie'rnost viWient storm; of hail, accotiipatiled with tremendous thunder and 'and' tiear Oxford. About , past•Tiglit:V9lOck tile lightning became more, fre7 ittedr, atidAlie peals "of thunder very loud and aw ful ; ar the same time, hail-stones - of uneomnaPu mensions descended. '.l.Vlany'sky-light4 were b r oker, 0:P41111101. done to hot-houses, &t in that jeity. and .its neighbatirooo:l - A spark 'of t he ele(tric•ffuid struck - oncend of a barn, belonging to l i.Vlr.',C4..;ck in St. Giles.and proceeded from thence in different diretlions'; one part entered a summer" bouse-belonging to 'Mr. Moore, shattered two smell - pictures,, shivered the door, broke a pane.of glass, shattered a ladder, and . threw - splinters -of it to diilatA,pa,rts of , the garden; another part of the fluid enotter entered.an adjoining house, inhabited ,by Mr. James Bennet, Struck down a young. tind, two young women,,and, after making a larg;.% aperture. through a_ stone wall on the ground-t 1 r; Itett un•forther traces • of. its progress. The three persons who were itruck.-dowil are. recovered with , - out any serious injury... • , Thursday last a flash . of lightning. struck the Mer- cury Coach, between Woodyates and Blandfor4 knocked down the four horses, killed one of them , also killed-a man instantly on the outside of tha cQach, and wounded three of the inside passenger. , A Gentleman who was following in a gig was also struck With a flash of lightning,- and. when he i-eoo- vered ibis senses, found himself sitting on-the torn pike road his face was very much, scorched. A , boy in Biandford was also struck blind. Yesterday se'nnight, a . boy about 13 years of • age, .son of Mr: Lomas, of Broad-lane, Sneffik-14 grocer,' gas found dead, , with_ his foot.hanging la the stirrup, having - , it is supposed, fallen from the the horse which he had been riding and dragged s considerable distance, as he was mangled in a dread ful manner. • SHIP NEII'Sd GRAVESEND, , AUGUST 11. rnin - Passed by-the cooclorePrelsle,- Curtis, from CharleS a town i • Astria,, May, andllie Pratedor, Coffin; from 111aW• Sailed--thef§eibttry,i, :41askstone, for Newfoundland Cliatiinan; ',for kjohniond, Thatcher, , q; Friend's 'Adventure; I3oyd for, Oportu - al' the Barbara, Phillips ; 'toe - , • - BIRTH. S t aturday !air, at ,tiomerton; the Lady of Dr, Senate° of a - Soli. . . , . • 'MAR? !LW. -6,0 n Akxalider Aberdour, Tii 1 1 '1 Worker, of, itcci I,4uAr-stral . , Holborn,- to :Oiss White, t" Edinourg . `• • • i• Oh Satlirday,' at. herrnoncisey 'lurch, Ali: John .MoTiar 1- ,of ItsaYent l gardr.-n, .to 'Mrs Sarah L'dridge, of Isiermoncsey•„ The same day,. Mr. I,:hh,Ry, of G raftoit-titre.er, Soha , Miss L. Fiiiit, daughter of Mr, Thomas ,Flint, of GbiCe" {. church•st feet . • Lately, dolni Stubbs, Esq. Of Long Acre, to Miss Welch, ,of Taunton. DIED.' On the SO:inst. at•Oriepoti, in the County of Pembroke' aged 27. Sir. Hugh Owen, Bart. M. P. for Pembroke.. t .On IVednesday' evening last, suddenly, at his Brixton, Mr. Henry Hemsley, of Fleet street. On Friday morning last, Mr. (.;16m),• of H ammer smith.., • On Thursday the 3d inst.' at lli..•house in (.eur,:c.streo r iii the coth year of his age, :Andrew Mac"' LL.D. I , :clin. it onorari Alumber of the Li n-r,ry 411 , Philosophical Sr.,:ciety of Neweastle.uPim.'l)li, and - Noi thernatidal . l4aininer to the Honourable the C;orporatioh q i Trinity .-tiouse, the Hort least_ India Company, Chr ist Hospital,.